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Amanda Sparks What the GSA executive director’s departure really reveals
Disclosure: Benjamin J. Kucher was previously the GSA’s vice-president (student life). The sudden and unannounced departure of Lewie Moodley, the…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Marble Pedestal: Focusing on your local candidates
We all know the names Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, and Jagmeet Singh. But do we know the names Heather McPherson,…
Read More » - Randy Savoie
Indigenous students are still fighting to be heard in student governance
Disclosure: Benjamin J. Kucher was previously the GSA’s vice-president (student life). Reconciliation cannot be symbolic. Yet too often, that’s all…
Read More » - Helen Zhang
Transparency is important to elections, some seem to disagree
What is an election without a little drama? And no, I’m not talking about the federal election — I’m referring…
Read More » - Lily Polenchuk
Burlap Sack: Frieless Dewey’s
Look, I don’t mean to hit Dewey’s while it’s down, but it’s brutal right now. What was once a prime…
Read More » - Amanda Sparks
The GSA budget failed — again. Something needs to change
Disclosure: Benjamin J. Kucher was previously the GSA’s vice-president (student life). The Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) budget has now failed…
Read More » - Vivian Lam
Editorial: Financial aid is lagging when students need it most
It’s not news to students that the cost of their education just keeps going up. However, it might be news…
Read More » - Amanda Sparks
Failing external advocacy of the GSA: Silence in a time of urgency
Disclosure: Benjamin J. Kucher was previously the GSA’s vice-president (student life). Graduate students at the University of Alberta deserve a…
Read More » - Mitchell Pawluk
Federal election timing complicates students’ engagement
The announcement of a federal election on April 28 by Prime Minister Mark Carney introduces significant challenges for Canadian university…
Read More » - Martin Bendico
The arts are being left in the dust
Walking through the Humanities Centre at the University of Alberta is a bit like stepping onto the set of a…
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